Raiders sign Patrick Johnson, Buddy Johnson, and Deven Thompkins
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 12:09 AM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
The Raiders have signed defensive end Patrick Johnson, linebacker Buddy Johnson, and wide receiver Deven Thompkins, the team announced on July 28, 2026. Patrick Johnson, entering his sixth NFL season, previously played for the Eagles, while Buddy Johnson joins from his stint with the Colts. Deven Thompkins, an undrafted free agent, has played for multiple teams since entering the league in 2022. The signings followed a workout session that involved eight free agents. In related moves, the Raiders waived wide receiver Jonathan Brady, linebacker Chris Thomas, and defensive tackle Laki Tasi.
- •Raiders announce signings of Patrick Johnson, Buddy Johnson, and Deven Thompkins.
- •Patrick Johnson played nine games with the Eagles last season.
- •Buddy Johnson previously played for the Colts after time with the Steelers and Cowboys.
- •Deven Thompkins has 29 career receptions across multiple teams.
- •Raiders waive Jonathan Brady, Chris Thomas, and Laki Tasi.
- 12:09 AMYahoo Sports — Raiders sign DE Patrick Johnson, LB Buddy Johnson, WR Deven Thompkins
"The Raiders signed defensive end Patrick Johnson, linebacker Buddy Johnson and wide receiver Deven Thompkins, the team announced Monday.
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